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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05
NINE. eERNnARoT ENTERTAINED.
She Enjoys Luncheon with the Prince
of Racortaurs- MarshaIl II. Wilder.

She Enjoys n Luncheon with the Prines
of Raconteurs, Marshall II. Wilder.
Yesterday afternoon, about , O'Clock, Nine
Sara Bernhardt, arTayed in one of WORTHY
most exquisite sleeveless robes, paced mp AND
down jnpalently in her gorgeous chamber
IN the Hoffman house She had an engage
ment to receive at luncheon that genial ra
contour, Marshall Pendergast Wilder. She
was nervous I'll est tard,r she mnttered.
Precisely at 2:l0 the ever welcome child oil
Morpus appeared, hat in hand. and wearing a
new pair OF terra Gotta gloves. The great
artist seized the little artist with emp.ess-
meut Her first exclamation was: "Quel
diabse drcie. II a he figure de notre chere
coquelin,@ At this Marshall y. dropped his
facile malldibulaY upon his bosom and smiled
a ssnsle such as IinTnsrs impart 10 the aged
Artisan when news rsaci,s.s him Of the arrival
in town Of tl.s fist wateslnelons OF the season.
Yoang Maurice Bernharft was there in the
capacity of Interpreter and tine madame gave
our geIsiai bofnuncuius to understand that she
omtei to be particularly gracious trcansr
Tie Psfnce Of Walks bad told her when ~
l<ssiua . lott OF niee things about him and
Aasi asked hsf 10 b. especially good TO him.
Wsilnrf fgrfkcf ado tbe great Frcsieh artist<
ssdtbc intle American repaired TO The Al
.,Erar chamber where luncheon was served
A nice roast pheasant. rics crcqae.tes, a de
iiei6us sesusce saiad with French dressing and
a hit VI frontage de- hrie constituted the nc
past. and tcstse Of Mr.. Sioke~' incomiara'
hle Damany urisate sock washed Il down.
Marshall dsisst drink. He never does Be
fore eating. tbs famous tiger cat was brought
ia and madame told a great many fanny
stories about H.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05
some Awfully Foolish Nh,

mere are some awfuly foolish men in tb;.
world '" sad dealer in legerdenain anna.
tulus frequently l get letters from fellow low
VINO want to buy method of turning silra,
INTO gold and of making precious meta, ' 81
oid IRON In some way or another ,hes %, ,s ~
low, ,' get the idea that conjuror can do on r
that s., About the most ridiculous reouest
sna. ever came to mo, though, was ono f,o,,.
49,. ~. i'o ,n cnump named John Kastner Ua
"iote: riease fine inclosed 2-cent stomno ea,.
9 p, oi Your conjuring apparatus cota1aor ao
: lease let me know if you have some 81" US,
oa naha where you can make it a Won o..s
" prizes in the lottery every time, H Ian
is that for modest request ~ s'nie how
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05
THE LImEKILN CLUB.
Good Advice Presented Free to u Young
Swell Head.

| o., .,.-, pr...a., r-..a "a a.. wanna
sr.,, head.
a,,,, -. ,,,,.,.,,,.,, 80, :, a ,o,, 10.
..;u. ,,,a,,,d III. 81, ha,, In, ,a,,e for,i
,aii nra,bar G @ as tha dust seftle]
dn,r, md tho r,ambars cot their feet
49,, g.,
-, Iot, rho "a n vo,,,g man and n
,,,,,.,a, ,,,aa, lie ,,,ay ne, tla center
81. "a 81 ~ ,,.,,.tsI ,l,a ,ras;5ent,s desl;
tho batter continued.
ap,,adar R,,thor, b,ar dat Won mr.
| t,It;p, ,hout n tower 10 YuruD. am YOU is
say;,,, vo,, IL ,g,rins "a rant n hoy i'm de pos
| nf,s nm, Won has hin talkin, considerable
| ,bout ownin, some pine lands down In Ala
| hanna
ayes. sab y
nAr' won rxyine 70 tower To YurupT,
sN-no sab.r
SCOT yer box in de pos' offs picked cutf"
mot vii. sah.r
4An, / spose dem pine lands in Alabama ar
all in your ever
aYycs. sah.v
Al reckoned 80. You ar a young man, an
you has de swell head an want to swell out
You want To be token fur a millionaire,
when YOU dean ni'ru but sebcn dollars
week and YOU am weaiin n bat Of de style OF
three Wars ngo. Dr,t.lief Buckho.l,. want
to spoke few plain words 10 you
~yhen dat disease called de swell head
keeps a grip on a Young man after he has
passed his twenty fo'th birthday, he am purity
sariin - eyeutooaliy bring up in dc lunatic
asyluni or de poo house.
DE pnssoa who goea aroun' purtentlin' to
be what he amt, he's laid ont to hoe de hard
est kind Of a row. lie may fool a few ole
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05

Owing TO Mr.. wildsss Inability to speak
Preach he opened with his bndgct Of panto-
Hsime stories lie gave his telephone imita-
tens and sara sxpressci great delight Then
be gave the story u the man who rcceised
The ieifer FROM bis absent wife under the Inn
ptcesen that il was q request for more
money brit which coneiudad with the an
nonnceaent " the serious illness al her
Inotiser.-shc dreaded D0sbeT. in-iaw This
story II toll without words The facial
c..anges Of Mr. Wilder wsre watched with
interest t.y The great actress When the
smile b<gan 10 break ever tbs little mans
dark conniensnre. like sunshine from behind
"a sulisn clousi, ss b gradually took in the
situation o. the mother In law, Sara laughed
az tbouasl DE wpad h;Sak her s,ays, Next
Ar Wilder gave his limitations Of snoring 10
a ssssrdng car II required no knowledge Of
English 10 appreciate this performances Sara
fairly b0wissi with delight -zat b yer fun
ise. she calculated Then Mr., Wilder took
from his pockes cautiously cut bit Of paper
ard folsiei Il into scores OF familiar object-
--hrst bnuqfet, then a hat. then a star, then
lard and thea finally managed TO get out Of
u very fair profile Of Donna Sol herself.
-when ia door not door, When it Is
aJsr.- Askssl and answered the ilttle enter.
sainer. Cara underwood this joke, having
heard 1t in rrovsDee sonlc Year, ago, and she
laughed the Joyous laugh ~ the country
Iasiieu when sAe recognizes tbs familiar jest
~ The Merry Andrew " the circus BY re
quest Mr.. Wilder gave pathetic Tecitation-
.t5raSipa's Pants WIN Soon Fit Willie" AT
tise conclusion teaf stood Ia the corner Of
sassh Of the fagcsiles,ie's expressive eyes She
shook Mr. Wilder fcrvrntis 10y the hand and
call~l him lie peii; Coqnelin.
The inimitatsie fareeur told "a half DOZEN
nors funny stories Then the divine Sara
~ss.e CA the back of one % her finest cabinet
photographs: sSoasenir dune ehRrmante
jsafnss. which she presented Der little enter
tainrf with many neat and gracious siDeech
Tlsen shc pressed both u MI, W hder's hands
warmly, and told him that when he came to
Paris this summer he must surely cali aftd
sseber. THUS the great artist parted. New
York World
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05

Women in the cities go about at night
much more freely than ever before without
male escorts, and seldom experience discom-
fort In Philadelphia the street car or n han
som habtually takes up one woman, or th
pairs or trios Of women, who are out afte
dark about their own serious and useful bust
ness or their dignitied pleasures. There has
hardly greater change come upon any civ
ilzed community of late years than tho
which now governs the customs of women il
traveIsing the streets of American cities a
night Philadelphia Ledger.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05

AT a recent wedding a tin box was provide,
in which were placed n sheet of paper con
taing the autographs of all present, a list OF
the gifts received, photographs of bride ano
groom, piece Of the wedding cake and til,
brides dress, enc Of her gloves, some of til,
orange blossoms, and everything else of in
terest; the box was securely fastened, not t.
he opened for twenty five years. The mother
of the bride had had similar box prepared
ard found the opening of it twenty-five year,
after an event of such Interest that she advised
her daughter to do the same.-New York
sun
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05

THE INTERSTATE coMnIse,o,,


nh. AU II
Inter.s,,,s p,a,.. Pleasing asa
m, ,.,,,,. isitors.
Ae 1 's''''' - .he intcistate eos
naerce commission present pleasant sna q
teresting picture. The meetings are lels y v
brand new room on the fifth floor ~ n tn n ns
building. Two lightning eley.ta,s ~ ON
all the while, carry visitors ,ias. annas
doors of the room. The con,m;al; st TO Ia
a long table at one end Of tho ross 'efs st At
itors sit scattered about the rom, !, and vs.
please. There is an abundance !, " !, They
four big double windows looL;no Asnt lrom
north over the whole CITY ms far ~ % the
bluffs of Mt, Pleasant AMI col,,,,l. 8 .ne tlgh
At each end of the room il hron.a ,. q ueight
Here and there are handsoma dss,. "iepacs
use of clerks and newspaper mon i0f tts
Cooley sits bolt upright Mt the oass =. sudss
table, and presides over tho heor,no. ~ 70
of shining gold spcctacles sit astriS, v. pau
nose, most of the timc slippinp Ion - 'ong
though he had forgotten thew y.ra ~ SMnl y
Judge Cooley swears the witne,sos ' ~.
whoever has asked to be heard .,s sa'u "
tons and now and then crts shor. =. - qoa
want line Of argument with n cnrt l.,s IN ,i'ess
expressed objection. Next to him on u, s'ee'
sits Mr.. Morrison, who has for SCAT =. Z. ,Rls
his right Commissioner Walker. a., ~
son takes ali active interest in all d.. /; .i
md asks questions frequently rrba -. : s'a
terested he gets the lower he sl;dos ~. se u
his chair. until he restA his tall nj, "n
frame on the small of his back Ia H. 'I
vet put his feet on the table. but Off, 'aa hs
as though he would like to Mr. W., 'rN
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05

A pet deer in my fathers family
always refused to eat food that had been
tasted or bitten by II human being.
have often taken piece Of vegetable, for
which the deer has previously shown q
partiality, and having driven my teeth
into it, waited to observe the effect. Tho
animal would approach, smell, and walk
away in disgust This "Reminiscences OF
boyhood has set me thinking, and have
now arrived at the conclusion that the
ordinary food of man in our so-called
higher civilization, for health's sake,
might be advantageously modelled so as
to moro nearly harmonic with the food
OF the most beautiful and fleetest of the
vegetable eating animals.-L. II. Kersey.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05
A Preliminary Report.

A youngsier OF the mature age Of 10, cap
tain Of the Boomer CLUB, a baseball nine IN
an adjoining city, rscently received clial-
lenge from rival club 10 play, which he &c.
ccp.ed Before the game took place, how
ever, he prepared two reports for the local
papers, either one OF which could be used as
occasion demanded One set forth in glowing
terms vietarious result FOR tue nine. The
other merely left space for his score, with
this concluding comment; "The game was
lost to the Boomers through bad umpiring. =
This was TAXI 4 time by the forelock, indeed.
Boston Gazeiie.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05
Ammonia and Kerosene.

Ammonia ahould not be used in the evening
or near fire, or the bottle left uncorked be
cause in its way it is dangerous; its volatile
character makes the escape of an inflammable
gas possible; the fumes should not be breathed
and On no account should particle of it b,
swallowed. Remember, then, to have the
bottle uncorked only long enough to pour out
The required quantity. Use a rubber cork in
he bottle. Like kerosene, 1t is q bad master.
Too much care cannot be taken in using
;erosene The best quality will not ignite by
contact with flame, but it gives off gas OF
vapor that explodes and sets fire to every.
thing it touches. The flames from kerosene
cannot be extinguished with water, but -four
thrown profusely upon them will smother
them, or large WOODEN rug or cloth will
help stitle them. When kerosene Is used for
lighting the lamps should be trimmed early
III the day. Keep all the apparatus on an old
tray, and never use the rags, brushes or scis-
sors for any other purpose than trimming the
lamps. Lamp chimneys will not break easily
il they have been put over tho fire in a pan of
cold water, with cloth between them to pre-.
vent breaking, and boiled for a half hour or
longer Let them cool in the water.-Juliet
Corson III Harpcr's Bazaar.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05
Iioburite the New Explosive,

Tho discovery of new explosive by the
German chemist Dr. Root, of Berlin. il an
nounced in The Paris Figaro, which gives the
following details The roburite, as tho new
explosive has been called, has been in use for
several years in the coal mines near BERT
mund with tho most satisfactory results. Tho
only reason why it has not been adopted for
general use IL tho mines Is that it is too OK.
pensivc, and that it is spoiled by any moist
urc. Tho roburite has just been introduced
INTO the German army, and tho military mn
thorities hope to avoid the latter Inconvenience
by new system of packing invented by mn
artillery lieutenant at Spandau. With re-
gard to its price, reductions will be made
with the increase in the manufacture of tive
explosive. Tbs fact that roburite exnlode,
neither from friction nor from sudden shock
VIII greatly facilitate its transport. The Of
tects produced by an explosion of robnrita
are said to DO marvellous, and, though tho
statement that ono discharge of it will re-.
move mountains Is exaggerated, the ravages
'aused by il are stated by eye witnesses to be
;eriihle.-Pall Mall Gazette.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05
Among Tho farmers INSECT friends The

Among the farmers insect friends, the
bees make themselves useful. and. as
some think, indispensable. as seedmakers,
by carrying pollen on their legs from
plant to plant. Darwin made some ex,
pcriments in regard TO fertilization Of
flowers By insect agency, one OF which |
viii transcribe lie selected 100 heads
OF red clover which he excluded from the
visits Of insects, bat gave them the other
requisites Of reproduction viz, sunlight
and moisture. He also selected 100 heads
and left them free TO the visits Of insects.
with the following results; The hundred
heads that the insects did not get to failed
TO produce single seed. while those that
were visited by tho insects produced
~, 900 seeds, thus showing tina, insects
are a great factor in tho fertilization of
flowers. Chicago Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05

Mrs GuEzleheimer, the wife Of the eminent
brewer. was reading the evening paper:
swat vas der news nit dot paperg' asked
Mr.. GuEzieheimer, who drops Into English
occasionally.
II so der hop crop vas going 10 be bad
failure this year already replied the lady.
Veil said be eminent brewer, Aolf you
eand hnd inara interesting news as dot, den
goes TO sciileep init myself ouidn
And in five minutes he was snoring.
York Sun
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05

A painful burn is often received during
kitchen work. without making any Other
application, break nn egg cover the burn
with several coatings of the raw white, al
lowing each one to dry before putting on au-
other; as often as the film of egg becomes
loosened, renew it; by thus keeping tie burn
free from the air and contact with any sub
stance, it will heal quickly, and no wrappings
arc needed. Juliet Cofson in Harper>
Razar
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05

A mourning husband cana 10 SRI tbs bust
Of his dear slsseMssi 4ife
Fray s,snis i asli. !" sail the -ulp,or. cit
s, only Ia clsy. nni can alter w.
lbs sidower ls,kei nj il with tho m0sl
tends.f in.erssst 1T i her very self,7 be cx
eiaiissi; her lars~ n0se-the sign u gool-
iaefT Then, bursting into teafs, be OK
claimed. "ssi.s sas good, Mako ilae nese
little iarEer,--Y Youth. Companion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05

Miss Van Etten has been lecturing Mt the
Madison Square theatre in favor Of enlarg-
Ing the sphere of woman's work, Which, she
says, is now chiefly that of laborers, seam
stresses, servants teachers and mill opera
tises. She thinks that the light trades AM
the retail business in general occupy tho tim
OF many men who might resign their place
to women.-llarper's Bazaar.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05
Coming mt the Wrong Time.

Why do business men hate womeni Be
cause, as n rule, Women Ito not know how to
behave ia places Of business. They come at
the wrong time; they say the wrong things,
and they stay too long. After the business
whieh they ostensiby came for is transacted
they chatter about an iaiinity of nothing,
wearing the soul of the L.:sness man who is
too polite or weak minded to get rid OF them.
The Hour
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05

Put freshly baked cake away as soon as coli
in closely covered cake box.
Set u dish of water in oven with cake whei
baking and it will seldom scorch.
Two apples kept in the cake box will keel
moderately rich cake moist for great length
of time, il the apples are renewed whei
withered. Atlanta Constitution.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05

Sarah Bernhardt and her costumes aie
o,e,yaroh,e for nnch female ugliness III new
Yorl, Mt present There is a material differ
ence MS well Us difference OF MATERIAL III
the make up of Sarah and the Ahieriea'
womeu-the same difference that tilere II III
an umbrella shut and an umpreila ope"'
Sarah. who could chalk her head and play
billiard cue. or braid her limbs ana pass tor
whip. is much given to fluffy trimmings,
ruchings, puiiings and masses OF iace anu
LAYERS of luGles. The ordinary, every o"y
Yankee has something more than Verleoia,
column on which to hang her frocks, ana
directly she goes to copying Beinhardts COS
fumes she is wrecked. The advice that
Worth, the man millner, gave to MIS-
Abraham Lincoln is as good now as the DAY
he gave it. Mrs Lincoln had figure ike
Mrs Camp. but she concluded that worth
should make her some dresses; so she sent
her photograph, a diagram of her prominent
places a map of her boundaries and principal
lamentations, with few minor Details 10 .ne
famous woman maker That worthy studied
his instructions and rendered this verdict:
II can do no more for madame than the
American modistc. 1t is with bonebones
produce the great effect AbJure all trinl-
mings that are not flat and avoid all garments
that are not dark"
Sarah wore the first week OF her engage
ment here q mauve surah, opening over
loose loops of lace. Straps of violet velvet
banded this mass down, and here and there
glimpse of the great actress clavicie
cleaned and Glinted through. An ample
lady in the Same hotel saw this gown and de-
teilnined to reproduce it. She had dress
made exactly like the great tragedienne's
but it lacked the soft, clinging appearance OF
Saral's robe, and friend suggested that the
fault lay in the osrsets. Bernhardt wears nc
corsets. "Of corsets that" said the plump
one and of hers came. She has been wear
ing that gown up and down the corridors Of
the hotel and making what the English cham
bcrma;d calls IAN oily 'orror hof 'erself; :
for between the conlining straps there are {
series of bulges that speak we'll for the cuisine
of the establishment-Ne York Letter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05

,ne,r matrimonial horizon. I'm ,neso - -.
sions there is considerable free hitting oi.ins
ard scratching INDUCED in on both sizes .s =,
the house. but the greater strength OF ,ne
husband invariably leaves him master oil 'he
situation and tho belligerent household speed
lily resumes lis serene and happy sous 80.
such occasions, unless physical force wele 10
sorted to, it would be difficult TO say w.
matters would end; for the women are Wy
childish, and in their paroxysns Oh luis
might speedily temolish the household uii s.s
restrained. These family jars are NOT Oh ire
cuent occurrence, but they make up III iii'e'''
sity for their rarity. Brooklyn Magazine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05

Gentleman desiring 10 rent a rooml-- Hos
nreh dc you ask fer this dog kenneth
iaDdiosl--fise dollars, u you don't bite. -
fiisgeilie Blatter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05

French and German government agents are
visiting oil the fairs in the north OF England,
and making large purchases Of Lo suitable
Tor military purpcses.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05

In Nevada the Indians cat :hc flesh of the
rabbits they capture, make robes Of the skins
and receive a bounty Oh the scaips.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05
Jen Davis Growing Old.

Jeif Davis has been reported us about to
VISIT Washington, tho fl time since 1861. A
ew days AGO hesald TO friend: al have been
i.ivited to 70 to Washington as the guest OF
cue llhc company c. Ticksburg, which nm.
preciate very much, but / have not tbopght
OF going. never expect to see Wasbjnrton
again. 1t has been a great many years since
was there, and tho country has UNDERGONE
many changes. would be pleasant to View
Ine scenes IN and about Washington which
were once so familiar to me, though / doubt
could hardly recogi 20 tho city now. ne n
aSs Improved and e. wn into magnifcsnt
MY NO, shall never CO Washington again
In getting too old to travel S-Cbcooo
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05
SELECTED.

Q grant me heaven, middle i,ts.
Neither too humble nor too great,
More thenenough for natura.a ss,,,.-
With something left to treat INV fs,s.
n david sIsl,a
Death is the crown of life:
Were death denied. poor man Womb NJ
Death wounds TO cure; We fall. We rls1 ~ y szs
Spring from our letters. fastea to the s vs. faz
Whero blooming Eden withers from, H., sa'es.
The king of terrors Is the prince Of nsas. s'slt
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05
A soapy dishcloth should never be put il
side teapot or a coffecpot


To take out ink or iron mold stains, we
them with milk and cover with salt.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05

ga MI. Behtly treading,--, see 1t costs sooo
o., hre on one OF these new tangled siege e,,ns
Ia Mr. mrs. Bently tplacidly)-Wel, I s'nos mos
IVY gosn XII enough people to make up for the
"A, a writer OF vigorous American pros., do.
s'n oian school girl out in the cold world sas
2ickerel." VI I'd" toothed
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-05

A clean kitchen was George Eliot's favorit
The Osceola times., 1887-07-30
A MiIIionaire's Daughter.

The daughter of President Roekeie'
Ter of the Standard Oil Company Is
student at Vassar. She Is aflilcle'
with a tenderness of vision which mas
caused the doctors to prohibit ne'
from reading. Undeterred by tii'
misfortune, she pursues her studies
with the help of an attendant VIM
reads to her. Miss Rockefeller's oini'
ness of vision has not rendered her in'
different or unsympathetic TO the har~
ships of others. Some time ago sn0
noticed that two of the college mes
sengers, who performed in her diVis'v"
services analogous to those OF o,n'
boys in hotel. were bright, ih'e'',
gent girls. She thought it pity "a
such deserving fellow-creatures snou.
be in a great institution OF iearn'"s
without an opportunity to avail .n," leu
selves of Its advantages, like Ian'a'".'
lip-deep in water. yet unable "
suage his burning thirf Sne ="
pealed to her father in tnsir oenss
aud he in generous furtherence o. =. ~
kind!!ncss made arr,ngcmsnts 70 -.
for The tuition Of his daughter : - !.
Se1s throughoat the fun eoueGe